The return to in-person practice
After a yearlong hiatus, in-person sports practices have returned to AUSD high schools. An announcement
COVID-19
AnonCon ties anime community together
As a welcome start to spring break, the Anime Anonymous (AA) cabinet officers adapted to
Improving class interaction combats boredom
Students have experienced distance learning for an entire semester, yet some classes remain mundane, failing
New grading policy aims to improve grades
After reviewing semester one grades, the district approved a new grading policy to provide students
School continues preparations for in-person learning
Due to the commitment form responses, freshmen will be stepping onto campus for the first
Why people burnout
Stemming from the pandemic, many have found themselves struggling to establish the line between a
Asian hate crimes prompt fear, advocacy
Hate and racism directed towards the Asian American community escalated when the pandemic began spreading.
College, Career Center efficiently advises amid pandemic
Among the many school groups that were forced to adapt to an online environment, the
Useful tips to tackle 2021 AP Exams
As May comes around the corner every year, so do the students begin preparing for
Stolen motivation
Stemming from the pandemic, many have found themselves struggling to establish the line between a home and work lifestyle. Staff and students alike have lost sleep, had their workload increased, or seen steep declines in their performance. As a result, many are feeling burnt-out, experiencing a mental and physical toll.